Hot Dog Lattice - anyone know where I can buy them ?

Ally Dick

I absolute love these beauties. They supply them in my canteen at work. Anyone know if you can buy them frozen anywhere ?

phasers

That looks like a sausage roll.

LighterGuy

Thats a sausage roll right? (or "pigs in the the blanket" as the yanks call them)

Karona

They are so much more yummier than a sausage roll, I think they have mustard or something going on inside the pastry.

Sarah Bear

cusine de france make them

ChunkyLover_53

"Hot Dog Lattice" WTF?

Is that a Celtic Tiger name for a sausage roll?

The Internet Explorer

These taste really good If your taste buds are broken and you can't taste anything.

Kevin Duffy

Why not ask the people working in the canteen where they get them, or maybe even buy them off them and take them home.

Ally Dick

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

Why not ask the people working in the canteen where they get them, or maybe even buy them off them and take them home.

I think I'll do that thanks

The Left Hand Of God

Ally Dick wrote: »

I absolute love these beauties. They supply them in my canteen at work. Anyone know if you can buy them frozen anywhere ?

Any Londis, Spar and most garage hot food Deli.

They are quite expensive for what they are. About 1.90? It's a hot dog with mustard sausage roll thing.

Try doing what I used to do. Say you would like a sausage roll while pointing at the Lattice one. 50cent < 1.80 used to work a lot back in the day.

Ally Dick

The Internet Explorer wrote: »

These taste really good If your taste buds are broken and you can't taste anything.

For savoury food lovers, they're the mutt's nuts

Archeron

I've always referred to them as stripey sausage yokes. Lattice, pfffff.

Ally Dick

Archeron wrote: »

I've always referred to them as stripey sausage yokes. Lattice, pfffff.

Hot Dog Lattice is what the sign says in the canteen ! Who am I to argue !

Lumen

LighterGuy wrote: »

Thats a sausage roll right? (or "pigs in the blanket" as the yanks call them)

Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon, surely.

Needler

Centra usually has these

ballsymchugh

down in the hot dog lattice district.

bigneacy

Ally Dick wrote: »

I absolute love these beauties. They supply them in my canteen at work. Anyone know if you can buy them frozen anywhere ?

I feckin love these!!! The only problem being- they are usually sitting out and dry as a nuns crack by 9am.

I tasted one of these little demons straight outta the oven before. Absolute heaven.

Corsendonk

Sarah Bear wrote: »

cusine de france make them

Yeap, well they get them made for them and distribute them but they might be able to arrange direct sales for you if you buzz them.

NoDice

Why don't you try making them yourself? Would surely be cheaper and you could freeze them.. (says the girl who fails at making toast...)

Needler

NoDice wrote: »

Why don't you try making them yourself? Would surely be cheaper and you could freeze them.. (says the girl who fails at making toast...)

Never knew you were a beour

Melion

All Mace and Centra shops ive ever been in have sold them.

Irishpimpdude

Just did a quick google and found this place but its in gorey

http://www.cjoloughlin.ie

They do cases of those hotdog lattices so ya could stock up :P

NoDice

Needler wrote: »

Never knew you were a beour

That I am.

I am also tempted to try making these bad boys today! Can't be too hard right?

WindSock

I'm pretty sure I have seen those abominations at spar hot counters.

NoDice

MMMmmmmm... Abomination lattice....

pickarooney

Pot a bih eh lattice on me hot dog dere, Josie.

Antomus Prime

They have them in every topaz garage, you have to get them early though cause they always sell out quickly. I love normal sausage rolls but I hat mustard.... but for some reason the two of them combined are AWESOME!!!!.


............i want one now!! Damn you OP!!!!

Ally Dick

There is only one problem with the lattices I get in the work canteen. They usually cremate them so they are drier than an Arab's flip flop. I dream of cooking my own one and eating it fresh from the oven. They shouldn't be any more cooked than in the original picture I posted, but the ones in the work canteen tend to have a black crust on them

RachaelVO

The Internet Explorer wrote: »

These taste really good If your taste buds are broken and you can't taste anything.

Totally agree they are total mank!!! Very German/Dutch thing, a frunkfurter in pastry, with dipping sauces (usually mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup). Disgusting sh1te!!!!!!!!!

copeyhagen

Ally Dick wrote: »

thank god i'm not getting married in Kent

Plazaman

Easily made for half the price of buying them frozen I would think, doesn't seem to be any magic ingredient in them.

Hot Dogs
Puff Pastry
Frenchs Mustard
Melted Butter

The lattice construction may require a FAS Course of some sort though.

Ally Dick

RachaelVO wrote: »

Totally agree they are total mank!!! Very German/Dutch thing, a frunkfurter in pastry, with dipping sauces (usually mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup). Disgusting sh1te!!!!!!!!!

Have you actually tried one ? Taste and believe my friend

Alter-Ego

The only way to get em would be to contact Cuisine de France or any of those supplier and buy by the box and freeze em. That's what a lot of the Deli's do.

Or get talking to the person who runs the kitchen in work and see if they'll sell ya a few uncooked.

Iceland in the Ilac centre stock a lot of that frozen pasty stuff so maybe try there as well.

pragmatic1

Ally Dick wrote: »

There is only one problem with the lattices I get in the work canteen. They usually cremate them so they are drier than an Arab's flip flop. I dream of cooking my own one and eating it fresh from the oven. They shouldn't be any more cooked than in the original picture I posted, but the ones in the work canteen tend to have a black crust on them

It wouldnt be hard to make them. All you need is some franks, pastry and mustard. You can buy ready made pastry.

CJhaughey

They aren't just mustard, hotdog and flakey pastry, there's something sweet in them as well.

Mellor

Sarah Bear wrote: »

cusine de france make them

Yup, and they supply all the spar, centra, texaco, shell and who every else was named.
Massed produced ****e

Lumen wrote: »

Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon, surely.

Over here yeah, but in the states pigs in blankets are sausage rolls, or a variant of

CJhaughey wrote: »

They aren't just mustard, hotdog and flakey pastry, there's something sweet in them as well.

Sweet mustard